CDOT begins a $7.9 million road resurfacing project on CO Highway 63 near Akron, causing summer driving delays.

Boulder Police seek victims of hit-and-run spree by Molly Tucker, involving multiple crashes with no reported injuries. She faces various charges including reckless driving and DUI.

Colorado has passed a law improving access to vital documents for low-income and crisis-stricken individuals, as reported by Colorado Senate Democrats.

Salt Lake City launches the WEConnect Study to address transportation issues between the city's west and east sides, seeking community input at an open house and online survey.

A man was arrested after a standoff with deputies and threatening to shoot them in Pueblo West, with no injuries after resolution and discovery of numerous firearms.

Cheyenne Mountain State Park receives the Leave No Trace Gold Standard Site designation, recognized for its commitment to environmental stewardship and education in responsible recreation.

Boulder announces Memorial Day closures and service adjustments, including some recreation centers and pools open, free Park-to-Park shuttle service, and paid parking at Chautauqua Park, with impacts expected from the BOLDERBoulder race.

Denver is expected to have partly sunny skies, potential showers, and thunderstorms with temperatures around 72°F and gusty winds. More sun is anticipated Tuesday.

Boulder prepares to celebrate the International Day Against Homophobia, Transphobia, and Biphobia, emphasizing support and rights for the LGBTQ+ community.

Englewood's recreation centers open summer registrations for various programs including youth activities and adult athletic leagues, aiming to enrich community wellbeing.

Boulder seeks public input via a questionnaire on the future of its buildings' health, efficiency, and resilience, offering a chance to win grocery gift cards for participating.

Colorado's new law aims to make housing more affordable by updating building codes to permit certain multi-family buildings to have a single stairway, which may lower construction costs.

Boulder intensifies wildfire resilience efforts for 2025 with new initiatives like an e-newsletter, home assessments, training programs, and landscape management, supported by the Climate Tax Fund.